Ten Reasons why Two Kittens Are Better Than One
By Franny Syufy, About.com Guide
Curiosity overcomes "food finickyness."
Two kittens share everything, including food preferences
Franny Syufy
Yesrie came up with a zinger: "If one kitten is finicky about food, the belligerence is often overcome by curiosity at what its sibling is eating. (Feed one cat Same Old, the other cat New Stuff, and they both end up tasting the new stuff.)"
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- You're saving two lives instead of one.
- One kitten can become lonely
- One kitten can just drive an older cat nuts.
- Two kittens will "self-train."
- They help each other burn off energy.
- Fewer behavior problems with two kittens.
- Curiosity overcomes "food finickyness."
- They act as pillows for one another.
- Having two kittens is insanely fun.
- They will each have a friend for life.
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